Blog

• My Staking Journey: From NavCoin's Stable Profits to Navio's Private Future

  published: 2026-01-26

  tags: [ #navcoin, #navio, #staking, #cryptocurrency, #privacy, #retrospective ]

  A retrospective on my staking journey with NavCoin, detailing its stable returns and the exciting transition to Navio, a fully private Proof-of-Stake protocol.

• A Deep Dive Into My Dotfiles: Crafting a CLI-First Workflow

  published: 2026-01-25

  tags: [ #dotfiles, #neovim, #hyprland, #arch linux, #cli, #workflow, #shell, #lua, #rust ]

  A guided tour of my personal dotfiles repository, explaining the philosophy, tools, and configurations I use to create a fast, efficient, and keyboard-driven development environment on Arch Linux.

• A Look Back at Coinhive: An Idea Too Good to Be True

  published: 2026-01-25

  tags: [ #coinhive, #cryptocurrency, #monetization, #web development, #ethics, #security, #reflection ]

  A reflection on the rise and fall of Coinhive, the promise of ad-free website monetization, and how a good idea was ultimately corrupted by bad actors.

• A Look Back at HashFlare: A Cloud Mining Cautionary Tale

  published: 2026-01-25

  tags: [ #hashflare, #cloud mining, #cryptocurrency, #bitcoin, #scam, #ethics, #reflection ]

  A reflection on the HashFlare cloud mining service. What started as a profitable venture turned out to be one of the largest Ponzi schemes in the crypto space. A cautionary tale for all.

• Introducing Quoty: Never Write a Boring Commit Message Again

  published: 2026-01-25

  tags: [ #rust, #cli, #git, #development, #workflow, #productivity, #open source, #quoty ]

  A look at Quoty, a simple Rust-based CLI tool I created to solve the problem of lazy Git commit messages by providing random, insightful tech quotes.